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IiLTUBtR 495 o.] ALBION. FIRE and LIFE OFFICE, LONDON. , I u 1y..3;. 180-6- . . , NOTICE is hereby.,given that:a...Oat - lei-al Codrt fof Proprietors . Of the Albion Fire and Life Instil - mice iolupany Will be held at the Company's Elouse, in New rulge-street 13Iackfridrs, on Mminesday, the . 3 tst August ",t, at Twelve o'clock at. Noon; for the• Election'of a Oi ci°r till up the present vac . ancy ; and_ for the Eleaion Q three Auditors fors tha year enstfulg. The Bal lot, in each case, wil l commence'at Twelve at Noon, lnd Will close at Three precisely. 13y Order of the. Board, ' , • WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. - 7 - ATLAS ORE ANP LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, Bart. President. . . otititerogs." WILLIAM GORDON, Esq. M. P. Chairman; SIMON COCK, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Colonel 1. A. Bannerman Lewis boyd; Esq. 'Charles Campbell, Esq, Moses Mocatta, Esq,. john Ca rr i c k , E sq. Emanuel Pacifico Esq: John Green, Esq. W. W. Pre s et:ft t, ' E sq. John Esq. Joseph Pulley, Esq. I. D. Hume, Esq. C.S.ntith, Esq. Sheriff& kid. Latorest, Esq. Sir T. Turton, Ram M.P. Qcorgo Longman, Esti. M. I'. John Woolley, Esq. . • THIS Company offers to the Public the following A. Advantages' vii.. To pay Rent,in 'cAc of Fi o assure Farnifng s r tnclc . , either generally or, specifically. To make good Damage by Lithtning. "- To assure 'Merchandizc ifttfris. West-india'Pocks at as. per Cent, p r Annum. No Charge Madti for Policies, Endorsements, or Setys, Printed Prop osa l s may. .be hl-at rho ()nice: " By ordcr of Ore Board, Temporary Office,. No. a, ,BusJi-lane,• June Zq, 0303 . . • . * The Company .are appointing A gqnts.in the principal Cates andsTclwns in t h e United Kaigdorn, with liberal Al.. I r awa ncis :and-are r'e'allyt . ei revive. applictiolit. - tisr Agency 4 f° ll l P.er;ons of respettability. 'e, without any additional Pre- .Mr. RICAARD, ROB. I. • kr. RIChARD ROE, formerly of Totbuty; mr t ht . Countrof - Stiff6til, Fel:monger, will apply ,to tu i Humphrey Moore, of Shardlow, or to Mr. Fowler., of to„ i t , ° lLiponl'ro)t, SttiiibtdshiLe,,Solicitor, he will, on ac of'yt - bi - the recent beath of)his late Sister, Bacon, ut hury aforesaid, hear ors'omethiti g to his ni t advage. 41 ton on Trent, luly 19, i. 808.• "OLD HATS NEW HEAVERED. BURNETT And . CO: Hat-makers, Na. 30, o xt . • t, leave s, nearly facing the end ot fr or d.street, beg leave to, intorrn Gent•lemen, that with e3l labour andrx - pence they have brought to pertedion the an" Of new l3eaveriug old Hats (if they are worn ever so bad), ,1 rendering them as good as they w ere at first, by working ran entire new coat of Beaver- into them, by Which means a le 'citlapp is produ c ed , w h ic h w ill b e a great saving to Gen rneit that old I -fats by Anent. Likewise Patent Silk. ats.new c0vet,...1 when worn out. FOUR DAYS DRAWING OVER, thoGRAN 1) PRIZES of TWENTY TI-10- SAND, TEN TtlousAND, FIVE THOUSAND, TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c. &c. yet reinain in the Wheel: • TUESDAY NEXT, August 2, will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. at ',JCKF.TS and SIIA R ES (Warranted un d rawn ) are on Sale 41 1 the LieencedfOffices in Town and Country. STATE - LOTTERY. THE following CAPITAL PRIZES remain in 1 _ the Wheel : —2D,0201. io.oool. s, oo ol. 20001. - 5001. °Ol. besides a large Proportion of the Prizes'ot sa l %of. B, e. &c. Tickets and Shakes, Warranted Undrawn, are on Sale by SW IFT and Co. Poultry, and Charing-Cross. TUESDAY NEXT, August 2, will be the next Day of Drawing. . 'THE next D ay . of Dr.awing 4f :,TUESDAY 4. NEXT. the-2d of August. - - " 'rile Ticket, No. 2,629, dctwn tik last uay 1 . Drawing, a Prize of Ten, Tbou-sand ,Pounds, was sold Shires by Messrs. HAI R BU RN E, a •Al Co. Royal Exchange ; where TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrAwn, con tinue on Sale. • TRI A L PIA/MF• R's l'O R T of Sir ARTHUR PAG ET's given at fuIIETTERS' of Lady BORING DON . This I:ity wls p u bli s h e d . pr i ce ss. 6d. R. • FIE TRIAL o f Sir ARTHU PAGET for Cri minal CoHversatic.;n with Lady BO RI NG DON; at tie sand Po She'lls' ourt; and a Special fury ; Damages Ten Thott landS. Taken in Short -hand by TOHN and WM. PLO M ER. . o . l‘o whi c h i s added, Copies at all the Letters of, Lady ingdon, excrusively given in this Report. Published by H. D. SyrnOnds, and •sold by all Book sellers. ANIMALS' OF,A FORMER WORLD..The Secced Voliime, price Tad Guineas and a Half, of MR. PARKANSON's ORGANIC REM AINS of a FORMER *.l LD ; cohtainihg the History and the coloured Represeraations of more than two hundred interesting Fossil Zoophytes, it; this day published, by H. D. S. t Vmond reet s, Pater noster - row ; Noinavil le and Fell, New Bond z ;I. White and Murray, Fleet stre et ; Caorge—yard,Loinhard-s treet ; lionsey, Broad-street ; Richard , Asperne, and A rch,Conthill ; and Black. and Co. Leaden -1140 -street. • Where may be had the few r?maining Copies of the First Volume, price 6d. and Mr. Parkinson's other works. EDMUND BURKE'S HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA. • ' • V ' This pay was p u bli s h e d , 01. V. in 4to. price tl. 45. and Vols.. IX. and X. loyal Tti. 45. or decoy 8 , /o. Iss. illu s t rate d w i th Maps, HE WORKS of th e Ri g h t H onourable ED MOND BURKE,. consisting of an Account -of the uropeati Colonies in America. Printed for Stockdale, I unr. No. 4r, about the Middle, on the North Side of Pall Mall ; ipd Gilbert and Hodges, I.a Grange and Keene, Dublin. I ndependently of the above being the most elegant A of that celebrated author's writings,. it acquires an extraordinary Present interest from the perfed view which it takes of the South American European Colonies, in all their topographi ,c4, politic a l, and commercial 'relation s to eac h other, and (0 F.iirope . - This Day was bct I n 1 2mo. with Copper-plates, pu price 6s'. ' in boards, the Se . cowl Editi on on of A NEW TREATISE thc USE Of th -i- .11. GLOBES ; or a Phil os ophi ca l View of the Earth Magnitude, Heav ens: comprehending an Account of the Figure, +Ylagnitude, and Motion of the Earth; with the natural Ch anges of its S ur f ace, caused by Moods, Earthquakes, &c. gassignecit for the Instruaion of Youth. By THOMAS KEITH.. .. - "tinted for Longman, Hurst, liens, and O rme, Pater noster-row, _ " This Volu me comprehends a great. quantity of vanz :l s! c 'natter in a small compass, and we think it cannot fail to 4nswer the purposes for which it is designed.!'—Brit. Crit. " 'Elis work i s ably ex-ecuted."—Gen. Rev.' 2, ( A t l i s , , r by the same Author, An Introit:then to the Theory attice of Plan/ and .Spherical Trigonometry, &c. in t)Le V ol. 4vo, price cos, 641. boards. r r 4 ix ktt TUESDAY, JULY 26 2 1808. I IiCTS :for Gra!rtilli CONTRIBUTIONSB as PROPERTY, ri-rs 111,4JESTY'S COMMISSION44S' for the 1 "IL AFFAIRS of TAXES, having received Nrati,;r t many Perron: residing in the Citiei of London and lrestmi, rt,r, and parts adjacent, have negleaFel to deliver Ra 11171.- of their ProPcrty and Profits, for the year 'bog, a: required hy the said 4at, hereby give Notice, thcit all Persons who-shall omit to de liver their Returns at the Office of the .Commiciooers, or to the 'Arressof of the respetliveDiStri ‘ ch, zoithin I..'ourteen Days from the Date hereof, will be prevecuted for the Penalty incurred by such default. By Order of the Board, .4IATTHEIV WINTER. Office for Taxes, 174 zz, iBoB. VICT UAL L I NG-OFFICE, .74 13, 1808. T.HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICT VA L.LINc.; His. MAJESTY's IV/11"Y do hereby give Notice; That onTharrel l y, thezg:b .invant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in 7vriting seJled ), Mi l d treat for Vne Handred Tons ofCHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and cLou - c:E's - rErtstilitE CHEESE, o, CHEW ( of equab&oodness, to he delivertd, One-ball thereof in the course of et Month, ald tt , e remajoder lit oust 312.716 alier:tuards: into Ills Vtthealing Stores at Portsmouth and Plymouth, in the following Broprtihns, Portsmouth 3o Tons. Plymouth - - - .70 too And to be paid for by 111th , payable, with interesi, ninety day r after date. The dottditions . of the Contraas may be seen at the Seetetary's Offi ee IV7 regard will 6e bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not 6e inserted in words &!. lengsb, s.."that shall not,he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the Thursday, the 2.Bthi4st. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person • on his behalf, attends, to 4nmer, when called jar. wtoNE Y. .E 1 LEVEN Years' Purclias6 will be given for A .CJ NUITI ES, redeemable, where the , rAiitors have an .abs' , lnteloterzst, arid in propontcion ' , yhere they have: only a • Life Estate.. Noblemen and Others, desirous •of raising Money upon life Estates, under'Wills, Marriage Settlements, Church Livino, &c. will be treated with on the criost'llo nourable terms, and the purchases immediately completed, the funds of rue Advertiser precluding all possibility Of delay or.disappointment. Apply, personally, from r t till 4, or by letter, to Mr. :Burtim, No. to, Leiceter-place, Leicester-square. R ENO VATE D HEALTH. TT has been too firettuently the subj e gt of just and 11 general repro ;scion, t hat' men destitute of the elements of the medical art have oiiiired theinselyes as candidates for public patronage in the pruf.'ssir_m of physic f'or the purpose of doing justice to the result nt our studies and'i..4xperiencoi ; and to prevent us tram being classed among those empirics whose - imprudent pretensions have, unfortinatel y' ti,r society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal And enlightencd.a. faithful statement of our pursuit; and ac quirements. Aftei having received a regular Incdical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs. Gruided and Bh card; whOse 4edures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and Slirgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered oM - Selves as students in . that juctly celebrated scMool fur medical acquire-. Tent, thlßoyal Collage of Edinburgh, and Were instruded in the dal rent branches of anatomy,' surgery, the theory and praCtice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, r Drs: i'vlonro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in 'saying . that our .p toticieocy and acqUiren:nts are not inconsiderable: Havingtor a long series of years made re . nereal Complaimseand the vapous diseases of Debility, the parocutar object of our studies and pra - dice, we hope, tx-allowed - that we have acquired superior knowledge of their - treatment and cure. In slight and recent eases of infection a perfeci re-establishment is completed in the short perio:i of two days.; and in thoseof the utmost in vetetacy, whe're other prlictitiunerS have failed of success, a pToper perseverance in our plan of treatment COStlfeS to the patient a-sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorderS which are the efThfs of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the yor..th of both seges.,tnere are none more alarming or more distressing than those detiCiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitt e r the matrinioniai state. T o suc h persons i t Must be aconsaation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible modept treatment, bo restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, many, and vigor out constitution, in All cases of debility, front' whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal .infeclion, we may be consultedby patients aeither sex with th e great . est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and fiorn 6in the evening till to a! night. , • - P atients in the country a re requested to state the particii lars%or their case, age, and general habit allying, &c. eke.. in closing a remittance for anvice and medielnes; - when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. • To ensure thit secrecy so essential to. our undertaking,' the postage of letters tra y be added to the'acomit for medicines. C117I( Mt . !. and CO. Sur4e - ons, No. tu7,"llattoli—garden. rr Messrs. Ctirrie and Co. have Certificates from - thn above respeetable P rofessors ,ot. Lundoit and .Edinhuiem, of the diligence, skill,' and humanity, with which- they per folTried -the (19tios assiz,ned the. during the time they sir.. tended their Lectures and Vraclii.e. • SALE 01? ESTATES, 2 COPYHOLD ESTATS.IN SHENFIELD AND IN GATESTONE, ESSEXY TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , At the Black Boy, Chefirisford, Friday, July 29, Inst. at Three o'Clock in the Attcr,toon, in Three Lots. • Lot I. COMPRBES au UNDIVIDED MOIE.- TY of the Messuage, called tite EAGLE and CHILD, msitENl lELD , and abOut i4AcresofNery good Land,. in Occupation of john Brown, niuler Lease of which there are about t 2, yealsunexpired, holden of the Manor o f Shenfield, subje ct to the Life Estate theri,inOra Lady a!iout 55 years of Age; and to the customary. Fines upon Deaths or Alienations, and an annual Quit-rent of Lot 11.. Comprises Two desirable FARMS, the one called G • RE EN-STREETTh .e other DUNST EA OS, situate in Ingatestone, and holden of the Marlor of Ingatestone Hall, subjca to the Life Estate therein of a Lady of about 53 years of Age, and to the custom - 1r) Fines upon •Deaths or Alienations, and an 'annual Quit-rent of io4d. These rarms consist of a good Dwellicig House, a Cottage, and other convenient Outbuildings, and about )53 Acres of Arabic and Meadow Land, in a good state of Cultivation, The above are in Occupation of Mr. _Crash,. Under a Lease which expires at Michaelmas, 'B(3, at the Rent of g 1. Lot 111. Comprises a BA RN, , and Six inclosures of Excelfent Arable and Meadow .Land, containing about 32 Acres, situate near the Town of Ingatestone, in Occupation of pin lVebb, under Lease, whiche),:pireS . at MiChaelm•is next, hurtle!' of the Ntatior of I ngarestc!ne Hall, and subje:A . to the custorna;l Fihes upon Deaths and Alienations, and to an annual Quit-rout of gs. 34. , FOr Part i culars, inquire- o f . Chelms. font; and Mr. Draper, A ftetioneer, 'Malden, —The Tenants will ;thew the Prenifses. . FOR VENEREAL AND. SCORBUTIC COM_ . PLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN's GU 'TA SA.L'UTA.RIS is by fat the most sate and effeCtual , Remedy ever yet disco voted for the Cure of that dangerous Di;iease. Pdrsons utihap_ pity atai4ed With Venereal Complaints, in all -its stages and under its various appearances, vvitl find a secure and presaat Relief by taking these rno,t invaluable Drops ; which, for• tliciir excellency during thirty years , practice in the most po ptiloos in o$ London, viz. Hattolvgarden, have been term ea C;Utta Salutiris. . . . The Secrecy: with wliiCh most peisons so Abaci' find it needftil to conceal, their sufferings, may beieSafely:employ . ecl while using the'se Drops ; since they render confinement un necess.iry, as we:Has all„unetuous or mercurial Preparatiims, or any surgical 9perttion winttever.. By ;wpm:muck of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But. ler, 4,,Cheapsicie,. corner of Paternoster -row'; Bacon, .150, and 76, "Oxford;street ; Ball and - Cal!well, Dublin; Scott, and•llater, E IVl'Donald, Glasgow; Stains, Manchester ; I.atbooiy, Liverinioi; Stains and Lyuch, ManeheSter ; and . moat MediCine ‘'enders.in'every Town, in DOttles, at as. 0. each. IW HIS MAIESTY's .ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. VliPa'SON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. v This beautiful Prodird of Modern Discovery is of fered wilt confidence to the fashionable World. -It is the most elicellent, and, at the same rims, the most Mild,-inno cent, and refined Soli), that his ever been made. Alen of the first e:rfinence is Chernist7y have e , Zarriiried it; and its, ori gioAf and most peculiar criaraaer of Transporency is one of strongest . indications of its suv.eri;ir E xcellCnce. The CleartieSli, Deiicacy, and Softness it gives to the C(.:iylax.iun, are absol,itely. unequ,alled ; anchmany Ladies of Distiddion, who are affirelectin the most olistressing manner Irytwo-y. other, Soap, and have condescended to make trial or this, /hive immediately Ironoueed it with their patronage and -support. • _ Gentlemen, who find shaving a difficult operation, will reteive-tite greatest satistadion from the Transparent Soap. It atfOrds a tine permanent lather; Which softens the beard, • and renders the :talon of ttie razor sorprkingly pleasant, close, .s,nooth, and easy ;, and it leaves the skin salt, flexi. tale, and tree from the slightest irritation, It is sold by 13ayleS , and Coekpar-street, Charing_ 'cross ; Keith and Co. No. 3 0, Haymarket ; Rige, 3r, New Bond-street; Lot e,331, Strand; leet-street; TArner, 75, New Bond -street ; 65, Cheapside ; Thorn and Co. 46, Oktord-street ; and rn)st other respe4t. able Perfutners in Town and ,country. • To TAYL JR, Surp.9::, NJ! g, New MEW -street, .tondon. • SIR, - Edinburgh, May a, 'S o o, IN the Spring Of ,1794 I was atilicSted with a Venereal Complaint, which treated with indiffer ence fot five months ; bitt was then obliged .to apply to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop-to the vier;_ knee of the Disease !by mercuriar applications). for some time; htit growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first - . Gentlemen of the Faculty here; worse. and worse for two years, I was reduced to'a•state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper,' and ulcerated from head to foot.—Ml head, threat, ---mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in- danger of in I have had from tvrint.,. to bthirt y eco m i e n ln g u g sel u e l s c s; ulcers off my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight,—lt would be Voluminous to patticula rize all' my case--suffice it to say, there never was, or ever' will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a m ore compli cated nature. I was long. looked. upon by my' friend s , an d imagined myself, beyond all 14es of recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, - death was preferable to my more train miserable state, In this th , tadful situation die 1 drag a mo s t miserable existence, till Divine . Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. It. of Plymo•ttli—my friends read it, I could not.—l sent' and procured sonic of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more that' tOiir years indescribable distress), in as good a state of as ever, !, enjoyed ; as a proof bt this, I h fine, Thad a thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago: ,ln graaiti.Pe to God, and is !lopes my fellow-creatuiz , service, I reques t you to ;f d g uhl r i e s n h.tl r i i i n s; and you may at ally tiine refer. persons who , wish to be, satisfied. of the truth of this, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. - As.few cases for badness will everequal mine, and none exceed nave . from experience every reaso n to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they w ill find a e i t, sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, for than most "dread ful s':age of . the Venereal Disease, which is called con rtamen Luss. JOHN THOMPSON Insurinoudtable family reasons prevent making my name and address public ; but creditable persons really wanting infoimation may also be referred to m e an d my friends by Mrs. S.. Clark, Ramsay-Garclens,,Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 1'; TAY Lol‘, Me:nber of the Royal College, of Surgeons' in London, at his house, No. a New Bridge-street;— Wherehe will give Advice without a fee, ro persons tak ing these and will answer patients letters, if post. paid, on the same terms, obserVing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name , or case having been t:centioned, but at, their own particular request, by the Pro piietor, 'during the course or More than thirty-six years,- that he has. had the- concluding of an extensive sale of the aboie, Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, for the conve _ nience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baiter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas gow, to 'whom also Mr.' T. refers for his address ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35,. St. 'Allran's-street, Pall-mal ; Mr Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, oxford-street; Mr. Dis borough's, NO. 7, Lash-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo nurnent ; Mr. Steel's, Book2eller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town, in Great-ihritain and Ireland, in Boxes of only z 5: 'ed. each, sealed up with fiill and plain Aretlions, whereby persons of eitnersSex may curt: teitinervt:6 with ease and secrecy. .N . ff. Every ifox s o id in Gre.it Britain is sealed up Wi‘li a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commis simi..l;s, is printed, 'at the Stamp-0 tice--" T. Tayl r, Ni- 6, New Bridge-Street,'! to imitate which is felony, .Ind ilothers are COWlTerig" PIC FUR LI. lA'G.t I , ICA, 21, T HE cammlssloNEßsfor VICTUALLING His lliajeity's Nay a'' bireby g4 , e. Notice, 7 ba . l on Tharday, the 'sit of September next, tiny•will be rrady to Celtic Teqdet s in writing selL-,1 up ), and ti eat hr is^b Quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, 'of the hest qu,tlify, and to be cured in the ensuing Sea tvr t as the reipeaiveAferebants and Dealers.thrtein may think prcper to (pier:- one. third par! 'thereof to be tacked in boll i'uncheSits c o”e-third 'part in Tierces, and the remai,ing one - -third part in Barrels; to hi deliv;red : 7,l6 Nis Majesty's riattalli7g .Stores Ist gl ,l / . :rd,'Portsm . atib,. Rod mouth; and ilthl the A'm V 1 ?uallingStores in Saint Cariberine's, repel sr Propo , :;:vis d - eacb dcscrt:ptioa of Casks, E D , the pe)iods unde , -ntentioned, Vi e. - • • One-fourth of the whhie.by the 31st rarmary One-halt of the remaining Quantity by 3ist March 1839. And the remainder by the 30th I una And to be paid for'by Bills, pqyable, with litterest, nine!), day: after oLte. The Conditions of the Contrafis may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Of f ice, or by applying.ty 14Ir. JP Dunsterville, "tent for the riaualling at Cork, to the Collet - fors of 1-Ire Cuitorns sit Limerick,• Belfast, Net.ny, and Mier:ford,. and to the PostmAster.c.;eniral at Dublin , respet7ivey, No regard will be kad to'any ,Tender in which the. Price sha/1 not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not 6e delivered to the Board before Oneo'Clock on the said Thursday thetsth of Sep - umber next, nor unless the Person who makes !be Tender, or some person on kir behalf, attends, to answer, when called for, 191eir, ,4 : 1 / 4 1 p . i\te 4c, _ :.. \..2.1 7 , - lii If ft,: x . I: 4 _ l ' t '7 4; /... ~.. ~ , x P . r ; r :-1,..,0 _ A 'i Cc u, • , ,),::'' , '9 ,; •', ,• , ,‘s.,> : 1 - ~.,,- ‘ - '',,k c , „! ‘ 'ey, r - t 1 EPRICE ST.XPENCEt; .REPORti RESPECTrNG STATE PRISoNEES IY lEtPICA VD'. . . Copy of a Letter from Mr. Justice DALY ' rest:cal lg dye Slate. Prisoners, in .Kilinainharn, to It, Euseifen.'y the LOPD LIEUTLNAZir. Dublin, July tt, MY LORI), The, inclosed Papers, which I received from Kit.' main-ham G:aol - , must be my apology tbr obtruding' myself uprin your Excellency's attention. In con- _ sequence of a. Letter written by one of • th e S tat e. : Prisoners, named Mason, to the Judges. who sat on The last Commirsion, one of -whom I „wa;, coal plaining, on behalf of himself and otheri of the Prisoners, of harsh and improper treatnient, I thought it my duty to visit Kikriinhain Gaol, feT 'the purpose of examining into the truth of the corn ; and from 'the imp e rfe c t investigation t waS ble to . make, the inclination of my mind is, that 14i.; grievances co,Uplained of, if they exist at all, laie greatly exaggerated in the Memorials which I .have the honour of't rAnsiniiiing to your Excellency. The reason which ha's induced me to make this communication to your Exceilency" direMly•ts, that it is the wish of the State Pr:koners that I sbould do "so, udder a notion, - to ,whicit I am very far indeed from .=ascribing, that.it will - reach your Excellency ri - ,,; effect . thm if communicated in the ordi-' nary way, I have the honour to b &c (Signed) So GEo, DALY, EiCelieficttile Lord Lieu it'lnant, (A true Copy) A. MARSDEN. Copy ofa Letter from His Excellencrthe Loan Lzeutssr. ANT', to Mr. Justice DALY. Dublin Castle, July.l4, tBo4i, I received your Letter of the 11th inst. inclosicg. two Memorials, which the State Prisoners in the. Gaol at Kiltlainham have requested you to transmit to the, thouh Lam happy. au learn, that from the in`vestigatiun which you were able to make on your date visit to the prison, there is great reason to be .4ieve that the complaints, if not totally unfounded ?: • are greatly exaggerated, yet, as the M.lmorials have reached me ,through your hands, and'contain mat ters of 'complaint, some of which (if correctly stated) ought to be redressed, I fear it will be necessary to trouble you to make another visit to the prison, in comp:nty, with some of the other Judges; in order that a regular inquiry may be made, not only into the truth of the complaitns, but into the propriety of granting to any of the prisoner's indul.! gences which they have been hitherto retuned. have therefore transmitted the Mem,rials to the. Lord Chief Justice DuwNgs, from whom you will probably hear further 'on the subject. • I remain, &c. • (Signed) HARDWICKE. Mr. justice Daly. • (A true Copy) A. MARspax. Copy of a Letter from His Excellency the LORD Ltaut ANT, to the Lord Chief justice Dowries. Dublin Castle, July 14, 2304. Ajr? URI], • I think to communicate to your Lordship. a Letter which I have received from Mr. Juice 'DALY, inclo,ing two Memorials from the State Pri soners in.the GA at Kilmainhain. ' From whatever quarter these representations_ had reached: me, 1 should.have felt it to be niyduty to ascertain, as far as possible, the grounds of the complaints; but having received them through so respectable a chari nel as, that of one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, I should wish (if your Lordship sees objeaion to my taking that course) ro trouble Mr. Justice DALY, and v one or two more of the Judges, to visit the Gaol, for the purpose of tin. quitinfr into the truth of the allegations contained in We MeCnorials.. The Memorial which is signed by Etistace and others, is expressed in proper and re speaful terms ;, and, 'So Or as :he complaint applies to the food .allowed them, and to't he use of candles, I should be indlitted to extend to them more indul gencei thin they can perhaps strictly require, unless it should appear that the indulgence had been with drawn on account of its having been abused. The other Memorial is not expres,ed in ferias equally moclerate;though it proceeds from persons, of better education, and who, from that circumstance, and from their situation in life, zre far m o r e cr i m i na l than those- Who have been deluded by false repro. sentations to adopt a condu& hostile to the mild Government of Their Cdw try. An unrestrained intercourse 4ith their friends seems to be entirely inconsistent with safe ,custody, as well as with the object for which many of the prisoners are detained. If your Lordship should think it tight to desire Mr., l Justice DALY, and some of the other Judges, to quire into the general management of the State Pri soners, and to Ascertain whether there is any just inundation for their complaints, and that any infor mation should be required as-to the allowances which are Made by order •of Government, I will dired -a copy of 'all orders which have been issued from the Chief Secretary's Office, "to be furnished to Mr. Justice'lLLY, if your Lordship should think it ma terial, with a view to the inquiry which it seeing necessary to inStittite. , I cannot -conclude without . Calling your - Lordship's attention to the affidavit lately made by the gaoler, a copy of which was pub- , lished in the Dublin Newspapers. I remain, ! &c. (Signed) HARDWICE.Z. The Lord Chief justice Downes, (A true Copy.) A. MARSJAN. Copy of a Letter from the Chief justice, with Report of the uug - a.; thinr Investigation ut the Concha nof the State k' nsonets confined in Kii inaiuham Uaul. July IS, 1804. Mi LORD, In pursuance of youfEicellency's Letter of the 2